has the tide turned against bitcoin graziano pelle the question to an analyst —— has the tide turnedquestion to an analyst. there was a lot of panic buying and people fearing missing out. we have seen bubbles burst with assets. you have seen panic buying and bursting of bubbles in the past. most closely related to this was the nasdaq bust. everyone saying it was a crazy crypto search without any fundamentals backing it up, but now it looks like it is following market sentiment. you saw the elation, now you're seeing what looks like capitulation. this is early—stage technology investment, it will take time to play out. is still developing, they will optimise it and then roll it out. the market got ahead of itself in terms of expecting rollouts over the six months or so —— it's still developing. what about others that have been listed? early-stage technology investment, which has potential in the future, but you have to risk manage your position, it is all about position sizing. are we at the bottom about position sizing. are we at the botto m yet? about position sizing. are we at the

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this morning at the acts full gas pell church in east oak land.pen to the public. >>> time now 6:57. time for your phonal five. >> san francisco will celebrate the opening of new navigation center this morning. it is located right near an on ramp from south vaness on to highway 101. this is the first time a pearl innocent shelter will be open on caltrans property. it was made possible by new law authorizeing the state to lease the property to the city for $1 per month. >>> a new set of mandatory evacuation orders are in effect in lake county. the river fire has scorched 35,000 acres in a western part of the county and destroyed 14. it's part of the mendocino complex fire. >> first spenders from menlo park and alameda county will help assess the dodge from the car fire in reading today. cruz will use drones to get a better view. more than a thousands homes have been destroyed so far. >> and evacuations have been ordered in lynchburg, virginia, as near dam threatens to burst. the region is getting pounded with rain this morning. authorities are clos

want even many victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to get pell here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in saying. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. in a world of big partisan movies lot of things and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's target for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. in and out of. the. ruth. sixty seven close in of in didn't will produce in this ward open dog dobro newsom of the border two hundred but her ducks a good view of the rivers really of all the water but we go into the. many years into seeing giant she has been trying to raise awareness of the suicide epidemic he talks to the families of the deceased trying to get to the heart of the matter the

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the major domains are pell grant's reinstated.he end of prison litigation reform act so prisoners can start to fight some of the conditions in the legal courts and have access to the legal library. where they can really get the material and have assistance. an end to over sentencing, black and brown people especially,, most marginalized communities,s, and to the -- againin, we beliee no human being should spend the rest of their life in prison. most of these conditions, as some of the other strike leaders had mentioned, especially the lead up to 2016, was that if these jobs are there now giving to prisoners, and the cast -- if they were given and a prevailing way to the same communities those prisoners came from prior, then they would not be in the prison now. the system has recognize that it is easier to control the population while they are inside prisons than it is if they're outside because then they have the right to strike, that federal protections. whereas inside, can just be called an insurrection. automatically the leader

we're even many of the times families want the death penalty to be abolished the research they get pell hears because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in saying. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. fine it was awful and also the way it can get out now cause a lot of donkey the front. line and you feel you wouldn't be that easy to find and turn that out in. your class isn't going to take much to people. getting. killed but i've done my duty but not a little bit too much of one of our little bit that we are shut out of money could be no doubt much of the way for them are not together but it. exists and wonders why. some boards of. the sea. even the little. league. at least. the top stories a wave of fire bombings hits we didn't just weeks before parliamentary elections prompting intense speculation over who started the well organized attacks all say arms gunmen stormed a military intelligence center and. coupled with the city still mourning thirty four people killed and wednesda

what is the background of these cases i am not the man if you want me to be more precise ok george pell. so he's here in australia a few months ago in front of the australian royal commission on sexual abuses within the church ear recognised knowing sexual abuses from australian driest but did not denounce them to justice so what do you think of him being in this he nine with that story i have been to australia last year i've travelled i have been in the diocese i met with three survivors from the school where our nepad was at that time that the vice director of the school and cannot paddle willing gauge to cooperate with justice and it will operate in the sense of setting up a safeguard in measures in the same way he will this is future but he didn't denounce sexual abuse it's very far and isn't this the night he admitted is it sucking for you or not of course it was shocking you know for him to be in this you nine and not have been denouncing her sexual abuse of minors yeah for sure. as the school it has always in chile here. documents so and that is has waited five years after the fi

was one of the hardest hit cities it came as so fast the same go for us and so us i first met bad pell takes on in the aftermath of the disaster. his home town was in crisis. hundreds were dead or missing and the city destroyed. the town hall was transformed into an emergency medical center. was. it really good the fiord it's a very different scene today so this is your m.p. theater and public space that your brain develops with and say exactly this that reading room. so we polled probably show. now owns newtown square and afi theater sporting complex and memorial sites have been built with the help of corporate investors it's an amazing transformation considering the area was a temporary mold during the crisis yeah there are over six hundred bodies. here in the grave but they want the people to be comfortable. here. not something you know that the children should be scared of you know and i'm very happy that life here in the now and. resilience is a point of pride. island people who deserve much of the credit for its response. to it. i'm very proud of the people of the no one and the

even many victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep to get pell here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. i didn't plan on little. green. we going to avoid a ship would rush to tell me i didn't leave that's all meant sincerely displaced persons that believe that there were recently from clashes that have been. a lot of good people separate across front lines and they can cross the front line a lot of the people that fled without knowing where it has been where the trail of the child or dead mother is. where they are were even if they were captured over there are alive most of the times we live with a load to look for them it's very difficult actually i read if i families. that. have done so we've got three such phones because if you were going to get out of the jacket it will be a ten dollars that will make it short three minutes per person so why do we have the most people possible

we're even many victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to get pell here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. do you. think. he. was going to be. part of a boss maybe read by. going to megan do you. margo. you know we're going to be to some bargain we've. been out here. i mean are you do you. think you might isn't. going. to do is keep putting. just she's going to look into two hundred years ago. my brother he was he when he was about to stab the knife into my back it was about the came to me about it instead of i thought. mom some money give me a bucket. as he quit out of us are going to make it be ok. homophobia was a little both they and their. friends. like you know where you're going to. rule. the real. margin for me. are the number one who's the martyr you have to be the john jermyn mission you have to be with you you mean you have. your love. because it isn't so easy to. be. simpl

we're looking at the pell grant area of ways that the post-high school pell grant can be used in different ways that allow not just traditional college programs but various kinds of certified programs, certificated programs that allow people to go to work. in areas where there are high demands right now like construction, energy, hospitality, health care, manufacturing are only a few of the places where jobs need to be done. we have around 400 registered apprentice ship programs just in my state with more than 13,000 apprentices working with really several hundreds of employees, there are 530,000 americans that are in apprenticeship programs nationwide. almost -- over half a million americans getting ready for the jobs that are out there to do. those issues, other issues in this program of what the department of labor is doing with job corps where the major job corps measurement for years has been did you get some kind of certificate? we're shifting now from did you get some kind of certificate to did you get a job? great to have a certificate. a whole lot better to have a certificate that

it should be put back into prisons, pell grants. education is very important. >> when i was in prison, i would not have existed without seeing my kids. one provision in this bill changes the 500 mile rule, which right now requires the bureau took place within 500 miles, but it is as the crow flies so it could be a 10 hour drive. a 500ll would change it driving miles. what do you think? >> i support that. i have five kids and every time i called home, that is what they looked forward to. it affected the kids more than it affected me. they don't realize it, but it has an effect on your child. not seeing you, some parents, a lot of women in prison don't even tell their kids they are in prison. when they talk to them on the phone, they will hang up because they don't want to hear the recording and know they are in prison. they are ashamed. it is important parents talk with their kids. >> the 500 mile rule is so important. it is good policy. we know that maintaining community and family ties is one of the biggest factors for reducing rec

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the finances were corrupt and disorganised and he brought in cardinal pell, who did seem to sort them be donein relatively quickly, can that not be done in relation to all these other issues which wound so many of the people in the church who say that the gospel message is worthy and is of value. but many people in ireland and perhaps throughout the world still retain their christian faith in spite of, not because of the institution. gina, just stay with me as we pause to take stock of the images of the pope‘s motorcade making its way, approaching phoenix park, where the residents of the irish prime minister is, aras an uachtarain. i am sure much is going through the pope‘s mind as he travels through the city about what this weekend has in store and the words he is going to say both in his speech here at dublin castle, the homily at the mass in phoenix park tomorrow at the end of that world meeting, a family celebration. also the meeting he is expected to have with the survivors of sexual abuse by priests. we are told that that meeting is private. we will not be hearing that it has ha

to the state wherever you are is not listening to that and is investigating in australia cardinal pell is on trial in chile a special they're investigating here in pennsylvania this investigation happened and there's going to be a really considerable push for changing those laws in pennsylvania and what about this cover up that the report also addresses are people likely to face charges. for then. it's really the same timeframe where they're covering up and one of the things that the report found was that most of this abuse that was reported was happening before two thousand and two before the boston globe spotlight investigation that. really broke up in this story and the church did start reporting abuse to the authorities start removing people from ministry whenever they were accused so most of these are old cases which means anybody who is covering up these cases that was a long time ago two statutes of limitation apply yeah it will be interesting to see what the pope does we understand about ten days he's going to ireland in a lot of people are expecting him to say something about

we're even many of the times families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to get pell here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. to do not age the comedy show we're americans in america covering american news we're going foreign agents asked recently in nicaragua put down a violent who are trying to overthrow the government of daniel ortega ever everyone knows that most often when you hear the words violent who there's a little. prefix is often added on us back to it's they did. they did come to us back and violent to go together like peas and carrots doesn't it they go together like monsanto and genetically modified peas and carrots. and it's actually nice because the g.m. of peas and carrots can actually hold hands it's really up. to the door of oil you belong together of course if you've been watching them corporate media you've heard nothing about nicaragua or really any u.s. backed anything for exampl

even many of the families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep to get pell here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. all. are. welcome to the part of the iranian nuclear deal once branded as a major achievement of american diplomacy has now become the poster child for the absence of it dull trans decision to renege on the agreement not only reopens a major international problem but it also calls into question the very means of solving it with betrayed adversaries befuddled how should the world navigate its way forwards well to discuss that i'm now in joined by jared blanc senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international. peace and formerly a u.s. state department chords in a dairy free run you claim plantation mr blank it's so good to talk to you thank you very much for finding time for us thank you now i'm sure you are greatly disappointed by present trends decision to wire walk away

hear even many of victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we had to get pell here is because that's what murder victim's families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. we have no idea what safety is doing on a vacation but she will be back on it in september. are going to be to. blame. even if the government. calls go accuses u.n. chief of secretly blocking its own agencies from helping repair syria's complicated economy. also this hour a teenage girl who escaped turned slave men from iceland iraq claims she then came face to face with her counter in germany where she fled for safety we spoke with her my boss called the police i told them i'd never imagine the possible for an isis fighter to be in germany however the police were unable to trace his name. and an american defense many factures photo publicity stunt backfires as twitter user son in some home truths about the company's bombs and yemen.

even many victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep to get pell here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. the ballot. for. a motorway bridge collapsed in the northern italian city of genoa sending vehicles plunging one hundred meters below thirty people are confirmed dead also ahead in the program. ah.

even many victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep to get pell here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. right. now if. i. sound like you will be victory lap. headlines an r.t. away for five bombings hits sweden just weeks before parliamentary elections prompting intense speculation over who started the well organized attack. also to come donald trump says the former cia director john brennan exhibits erratic conduct and behavior revokes his security clearance threatening to a number of other officials with the same measure and armed gunmen stormed in the tree intelligence center in kabul with the city still mourning thirty four people killed in wednesday's suicide bombing at a school by islamic state and also the economic standoff between ankara and washington gets worse turkish citizens vent their anger at u.s. tyra's spy recording them smell themselves.

the most marginalized communities in this country that includes black and brown folks that includes pell grant recipients that includes areas and a portion of the debt disproportionately minorities in the country what happens is that they're the ones who are most at risk and they're the ones who are usually the people who are getting. these predatory loan programs and again like these are the folks who are told that if you want a chance in life you work hard and you receive an education however what's happening to them and also a lot of other people in this goes into the third part about what it means for the individual is that these are people going who do what society tells them however they're put in the spot where they for decades house to make these payments and there are people who are making student loan payments of their own and also their grandchildren unfortunately and this has an impact on their mental health we have to think about you know what are they sleeping what are they thinking about before they go to sleep how do they wake up a lot of people are very depressed because

wouldn't even many victims' families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to get pell here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle is democratic socialism the future of the democratic party the future of america is moving to the left a winning strategy to take on donald trump's vision of conservative populism one thing is undeniable mainstream politics in both parties were under pressure to evolve and become more accountable. cross talking democratic socialism i'm joined by my guest steve malzberg in new york he's a conservative political commentator in washington we have ivan eland he is a senior fellow at the center on peace and liberty at the independent institute and in los angeles we cross to run the cone he is a comedian he's a frequent guest on the jimmy doris show and the young turks as well as host of his own streaming sho

the most marginalized communities in this country that includes black and brown folks that includes pell grant recipients that includes areas and a portion is that is the debt disproportionately and one minorities in the country well what happens is that they're the ones who are most at risk and they're the ones who are usually the people who are getting. these predatory loan programs. and again like these are the folks who are told that if you want a chance in life you work hard and you receive an education however what's happening to them and also a lot of other people in this goes into the third part about what it means for the individual is that these are people get who do what society tells them however they're put in the spot where they for decades house to make these payments and there are people who are making student loan payments of their own and also their grandchildren unfortunately and this has an impact on their mental health we have to think about you know what are they sleeping what are they thinking about before they go to sleep how do they wake up a lot of people are ve

the most marginalized communities in this country that includes black and brown folks that includes pell grant recipients that includes areas and a portion is that is the debt disproportionately in one minorities in the country well what happens is that they're the ones who are most at risk and they're the ones who are usually the people who are getting. these predatory loan programs.

many of the dems families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep to get pell here is because that's what murder victims' families want that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in saying. not quite enough we've been through this and this isn't the way. the way to the united states is dangerous for most of the illegal immigrants. that's not the word of sympathy i want to become most elantra not one of the last but many of them look for refuge in the so-called sentry sides of the draft used to share information about undocumented migrants with federal authorities. they are. most needed more don't. get i mean a lot less than the one that. they have or what are they all choose to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house. be about to do. a sit sit struggles of many couples. deal with the put simply the bills both of you out the beautiful of the. ballot. box our. police in london confirm they're treating a car crash in westminster as a terrorist incident after a vehicle smashed into security barriers outside parlia

the access to vote so having access to law library law resources rehabilitation access and services pell grants should be ran state there's been less and less services for the t.v. college degrees and particularly rehab services. for more on the strike we are joined from columbia south carolina by crystal rountree she is a representative and organize if a jailhouse lawyer speak which is leading the protest we're also joined by sean drug was outgo she's a formerly incarcerated writer whose prison diaries was honored with several awards she joins us from orange connecticut where molly unroasted is a member of the california coalition for women in prison is she's also a program coordinator for project rebound at california state university as well as a just leadership usa she joins us from fullerton california hello everybody. thought my name hewitt and hello my computer with a member of our community who explains why we're here today and why this strike got started kimberly here says what led to the strike today were the horrible conditions that prisoners were forced to live in a condition

that a nonviolent drug offense in this country means that for the rest of your life you can't get a pell grant, can't get food stamps, many jobs or business licenses. it is normal in this country that every month, thousands of people are victims of gunshots. yes, we seem to notice, though it is becoming a little more normal. mass shootings. in neighborhoods like mine, across america, people are being shot day after day. mith murdered at the top of the block that i live on now. , it is abnormal for people to be separated. families, children taken from families at the border. that was abnormal as a country, but here we are as all across the nation, immigration laws or having people separated from their families. being threatened with deportation. arele with children that american citizens, grandchildren that are american citizens, spouses that are american citizens, being separated. it is normal in america that teachers, our most valuable, most inductively contributing profession in our country, that public teachers are paid so have nohat some of them financial security. it has become norm

we're told from mumt pell sources both sides have reached the agreement.ichael cohen will plead guilty to tax fraud and business fraud related charges. related to his taxi business he had here in new york. it's unclear if he will cooperate or just take the plea deal. the mueller investigation, what is going on in washington -- >> important distinction here. this was originally a referral from the mueller investigation to the -- to the u.s. attorney here in new york. >> that's exactly right. this is basically mr. cohen had business problems and alleged crimes committed while running his business here in new york and committed up to $20 million in bank fraud. and that is what these charges primarily relate to. whether this from here goes into campaign finance or other questions regarding the trump campaign this is to be determined. right now, today's hearing we're told is going to focus on the criminal allegations regarding his private business dealings. >> those other questions regarding elections, this goes back to the stormy daniels payment that he appare

chuck pell is looking at the weather for us. i >> see an improving weather picture through the second half of your wednesday. there's really nice weather weekg to finish out the and get us into the weekend. right now, still a lot of early morning darkness. learing out a bit. we'll get back into a mix of clouds and sunshine. a couple of raindrops near frostburg. very small chance of an occasion a afternoon shower o two. all these highlighted in loudoun, efairfax, pri william into frederick county, marylandh west virginia. they're active flood warnings. with a lot of high water, turn around, don't drown. don't make the first responders come out to pull you out of the water. temperatures in the mid and upper 60s in the shenandoah va70ey. low closer to town. what do you need to put on the kids going to schooltoday? only the small umbrella. yesterday you needed that golf umbrella. today a pocketembrella in c ths a pop-up shower. the grade today. b-plus. 86 today. today's rain chance only 30%. lower rain chances and lower humidity in

country in about a confirmed 17 states are coming together to demand policy changes around reinstating pellransformative, and so effective that a report showed that spending $1 on higher education to incarcerate a student saves people $4 to $5 in reinca reincarceration. so people are being sentenced to life. we have juveniles in this country who are sentenced to life. and that actually means a death sentence, that you will not leave prison until you die. so i think the policy of elected officials and people need to pay attention to this. elected officials definitely need to respond to the situation here. >> you know, douglas, i'm a voracious reader, and one to have the books that most impacted me in my life, maybe in the top 7 to 10 books, is your book. because you really broke down in "slavery by another name," that after we got through slavery with the emancipation proclamation, how the criminal justice system and using vagrancy laws and all really set up a new form of slavery and servitude with black americans that leads into what is -- the strike is all about. and what darren is talking

know a nonviolent drug offender in this country means that for the rest of your life you cannot get a pell grant. major cannot get food stamps, you cannot give many jobs, not many business licenses. it is normal in this country that every month, thousands of people are victims of gunshots. yes, we seem to notice although it is becoming more and more normal mass shootings. but in neighborhoods like my, all across america, people are being shot day after day after day after day. murdered at the top of the block that i live on right now. it is normal in america, yes, we seem to say it's abnormal for people to be separated, families to be separated, children taken away from families at the border. we seem to say that that was a normal or abnormal as a country but here we are as a nation, that all across our country, immigration laws are having people separated from their family. being threatened with deportation. people with children, there are american citizens, grandchildren, american citizens, spouses that are american citizens being separated. it is normal in america that teachers, our mos

grant ann .erkins loans and work-study -- there were pell grant's and perkins loans and work-study. everyone should be included in the united states. face a question in our country today as we sit here in 2018, and the question progress in this 21st century require? blueprint21st century for progress. that means investing in university -- universal pre-k and college because brainpower achieves success in the 21st century global economy. we need to be the smartest mission -- the smartest nation in the world, the most skilled. it means health care that is so thatl by right, every civil person in this country can get good health care. it means ensuring that we protect a woman's right to choose so they can control their own bodies. means that we overturn citizens united and get big money out of politics and put the power into the hands of the people instead of the politicians, so that we can get more unity in our country. it means that we raise the minimum wage, so that people can afford rent and do not have to work two or three jobs to put food on the table for their family. [applause]

sin nate a former spy back in britain back in march sergei cripple and his daughter -- scholarship pell unconscious on a bench. they spent weeks in critical condition but both survive. britain accuses russia of poisoning them with a military grade nerve agent. mols co-has repeatedly denied any responsibility coming up president trump gave our allies a choice you are either with iran or the united states. some of our friends are calling his bluff. but, first, a solemn moment decades in the making. the family of a fallen american hero who died fighting in korea now has something by which they can remember him. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart... so you can keep on doing what you love. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most seri

. >> they have pell grants. and then for like five or six years. >> they can afford it.once you were there a year. i was going to college only one class every semester. so i think it should be effective in prison. i would not have existed without seeing my kids. and one provision in this bill changes the 500-mile rule which right now it requires the bureau to place you within 500 miles. every time you have to call home that's all they would look forward to to come and visit me. it affected the kids more than affected me. they don't realize it. but it does have a mental effect on your child. they are shamed. it is important that parents want that for their kids. >> 500-mile rule is so important. it's good policy. we know that maintaining community and family ties is one of the biggest factors for reducing recidivism it's that way for a number of reasons. if you're able to keep in contact with your family and community while you're in prison. you're less likely to commit misconduct while you're in prison. it's also important when you get out because it is very difficult wi

having access to vote having access to law library law resources rehabilitation access and services pell grants should be ran state there's been less and less services for the t.v. college degrees and particularly rehab services. for more on the strike we are joined from columbia south carolina by crystal rountree she's a representative and organized if a jailhouse lawyer speak which is leading the protest we're also joined by sean drug was outgo she's a formerly incarcerated writer whose prison diaries was honored with several awards she joins us from orange connecticut. is a member of the california coalition for women prison is she's also a program coordinator for project rebound at california state university as well as a just leadership usa she joins us from fullerton california hello everybody. thought on my computer hello my computer with a member of our community who explains why we're here today and why this strike got started kimberly here says what led to the story today were the horrible conditions that prisoners were forced to live in a condition and conditions that mirrored

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benefit of a good education is that i worked hard, my family worked hard, but also because there were pell and perkins loans and federal work-study. was a real meaningful opportunity for everyone, no matter the color of your skin and how much money your family makes her does not make. everybody should be included in the united states. in common the thing is that, we face a question in our country today. we sit here in 2018 and the question is, what does progress require?1st century we need a 21st century blueprint for progress. int means investing universal pre-k and public college because brainpower is the 21st century global economy. we need to be the smartest nation in the world. the most skilled. it means health care that is universal by right so that every single person in this country can get good health care. it means ensuring we protect a woman's right to choose so they can control their own bodies. citizenswe overturn united and get big money out of politics and put redistricting power into the hands of the people instead of the politicians so we can get more unity in the country.

so you need to just remind people that not everything you see on twitter is boss pell.gospel. a lot of quite frankly is a lot of garbage. neil: kat, thank you very much. people are going after facebook right now saying they're beyond help because they do little to try to correct this sort of stuff, police it, let alone just sort of monitor it. there is a move to break it up. how the company would be broken up is anyone's guess. because it is too big for its britches. sara miller is with us. >> thanks for having me. neil: are you in the camp favors breaking up facebook? >> yes. our coalition is comprised after range of groups have different concerns about facebook, and we represent 11 million americans, believe a really important part of the solution is restructuring facebook to create competition. facebook has too much market power, too much control, too much control over the information. neil: how would you break it up? what would you do? >> separate instagram, whatsapp and messenger. it is simple. you can reverse the acquisitions instagram and whatsapp. those are all

it will invest in college affordability through pell grants, federal study work programs and programs aimed at low-income and first generation students. it contains a $2 billion funding increase for the national institutes of health paving the way for new medical breakthroughs. it will spry more resources for treatment prevention and recovery programs pertaining to the opioid epidemic. state opioid response grants puts states in the driver's seat so local responses can be tailored to local challenges. this legislation funds them to the tune of $1.5 billion. in addition, there are hundreds of millions of dollars for community health centers, hundreds of millions for prevention and public awareness, and more for research into the nature of this addiction and alternatives for managing pain. there's over $100 million in targeted help for rural communities like those in kentucky which continue to bear the brunt of this national crisis. secure $5 million for a brand-new centers for disease control initiative to help prevent the spread of infectious diseases like h.i.v. and hepatitis b and c

benefit of a good education is that i worked hard in my family would start but also because there were pelland perkins loans and federal work-study's and i believe this country has been great when it investing in meaningful opportunity for everyone, no matter the color of his skin, no matter where you live, no matter how much money your family makes. everyone should be included. the thing is we face a question in a country today as we sit here meeting the question is what does [inaudible] require? we need a 21st century blueprint for progress. that means investing in universal pre- k and every public college because brainpower is the new currency of success in the 21st century global economy and we need to be the smartest nation the world and the most skilled. it means healthcare that is universal by right so that everything a person in this country can get good healthcare. it means ensuring that we protect a woman's right to choose so they can control their own bodies. [applause] it means that we overturn the distance united and get big money out of politics and put the redistricting power

education is, of course, that i worked hard and my family worked hard but also because there were pellerkins loans and federal work studies and i believe that this country has been graded when it invests in real meaningful opportunity for everyone no matter the color of your skin or where you live or how much money your family makes or doesn't make, everybody should be included in the united states, and the thing is that we face a question in our country today as we sit here in 2018 and the question is, what does progress in this 21st century require? we need a 21st century blueprint for progress. that means investing in universal prek and universal college because brain power is the brainpower of success and we need to be the smartest nation in the world, the most skilled, it means health care that's universal by right so that every single person in this country can get good health care. [applause] >> it means ensuring that we protect a women's right to choose so they can control their own bodies. [applause] >> it means that we overturn citizens united and get big money out of politic

police still trying to identify this barefooted woman ringing door pells around 3:00 in the morning and into the night. she appears to be wearing just a t-shirt and take a closer look. it looks like broken shackles, possibly, on her wrist. it's really strange. police in montgomery county, texas say some tips suggest she may be a missing person from as far as away as canada. they are checking surveillance video from all over the area. they also warn though she could be involved in a scheme. just make sure you are alert in you are in that area. a child riding a tricycle rolls into traffic. stop what you are doing and watch this. dash cam video showing a van narrowly missing a little boy. right there on the corner. a busy highway in southern california. a woman stopping her car to bring the child to safety. >> i was so afraid of cars just not seeing him since is he so small and just bolt -- it's not clear where his parents were at the time of the incident or if they are facing any charges. well, things are literally heating up between socialist democrat cynthia nixon and new york governor